Susukino Ale STAND Introduces Brasserie Knot's "TIP"
The beer pub "Susukino Ale STAND" in Sapporo's Susukino is featuring Brasserie Knot's "TIP" as a guest beer. It's a single beer with the bright aroma of a New Zealand IPA and a satisfying 6.0% ABV.
Hop BroToday's guest beer feature from Sapporo's Susukino is interesting. At Susukino Ale STAND on B1F of COCONO SUSUKINO, Brasserie Knot's "TIP" is on offer.
MugiWhoa, Brasserie Knot's TIP!? Even the name sounds stylish, and the fact that you can drink it at a Susukino beer pub is exciting!
Hop BroThe style is New Zealand IPA, with an ABV of 6.0% and an IBU of 60. It really highlights the tropical aroma of New Zealand hops with a simple design.
MugiWhat's IBU!? I've heard it's the bitterness scale, but isn't 60 pretty strong?
Hop BroExactly, it's a bitterness value. Roughly speaking, 60 is fairly assertive, but this TIP keeps the rough edges down and has a clear, clean finish, so the bright aroma comes first and it stays easy to drink.
MugiOhhh! If the tropical aroma comes first and the bitterness follows after, maybe I can handle it too!
Hop BroThe caption imagery is great too. It describes a finish like icicles sparkling in clear winter air, which really conveys that cool, crisp ending.
MugiA beer like icicles has a kind of romance to it! Just hearing cool, crisp finish makes me imagine a frosty, ice-cold glass.
Hop BroAnd Susukino Ale STAND is an easy-to-stop-by shop where you can casually enjoy Hokkaido craft beer. Being easy to use on the way home from work or while shopping is a big plus.
MugiWait, you can buy it through the official EC site even if you can't go to the store!? And you can even ask them to hold it for you? That makes it hard to miss beers you want!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's available until stock runs out, sooner is better if it catches your eye. It's the kind of article that makes you want to head to Susukino and have a drink while chasing TIP.
MugiNow I totally want to drink it! This is my candidate for tonight's drink, and I want to raise a glass while imagining a crisp IPA in Susukino!
At "Susukino Ale STAND" on B1F of COCONO SUSUKINO in Sapporo, a guest beer notice is up. This time, the beer being featured is Brasserie Knot's "TIP". The style is New Zealand IPA, the ABV is 6.0%, and the IBU is 60.
The caption describes it as a clean IPA that brings out the dazzling tropical aroma of New Zealand hops with a simple recipe. As suggested by the explanation that it is inspired by "icicles" sparkling in clear winter air, its defining traits are a clear, no-off-flavor drinking profile and a cool, crisp finish.
"Susukino Ale STAND" is a beer pub where you can casually enjoy Hokkaido craft beer. Located at the entrance to Susukino and easy to drop into, it is a convenient spot to use on the way home from work or while out shopping. In this post, the shop also explains that even people who cannot visit in person can buy through the official EC site, check stock status, and consult about holding beers they are interested in.
`TIP` will be available until the maker's stock runs out, so anyone interested should check it soon. Right in the heart of Susukino, the appeal of this place is being able to follow guest beers one by one while taking in the Hokkaido beer scene.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday's guest beer feature from Sapporo's Susukino is interesting. At Susukino Ale STAND on B1F of COCONO SUSUKINO, Brasserie Knot's "TIP" is on offer.
MugiWhoa, Brasserie Knot's TIP!? Even the name sounds stylish, and the fact that you can drink it at a Susukino beer pub is exciting!
Hop BroThe style is New Zealand IPA, with an ABV of 6.0% and an IBU of 60. It really highlights the tropical aroma of New Zealand hops with a simple design.
MugiWhat's IBU!? I've heard it's the bitterness scale, but isn't 60 pretty strong?
Hop BroExactly, it's a bitterness value. Roughly speaking, 60 is fairly assertive, but this TIP keeps the rough edges down and has a clear, clean finish, so the bright aroma comes first and it stays easy to drink.
MugiOhhh! If the tropical aroma comes first and the bitterness follows after, maybe I can handle it too!
Hop BroThe caption imagery is great too. It describes a finish like icicles sparkling in clear winter air, which really conveys that cool, crisp ending.
MugiA beer like icicles has a kind of romance to it! Just hearing cool, crisp finish makes me imagine a frosty, ice-cold glass.
Hop BroAnd Susukino Ale STAND is an easy-to-stop-by shop where you can casually enjoy Hokkaido craft beer. Being easy to use on the way home from work or while shopping is a big plus.
MugiWait, you can buy it through the official EC site even if you can't go to the store!? And you can even ask them to hold it for you? That makes it hard to miss beers you want!
Hop BroExactly. Since it's available until stock runs out, sooner is better if it catches your eye. It's the kind of article that makes you want to head to Susukino and have a drink while chasing TIP.
MugiNow I totally want to drink it! This is my candidate for tonight's drink, and I want to raise a glass while imagining a crisp IPA in Susukino!
